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| Route Add | sudhir_shet | SUN Solaris | 3 | 04-24-2008 06:44 AM |
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| Add Route on HP-UX v10.x, help. | efrenba | HP-UX | 4 | 04-06-2007 05:26 AM |
| SOLARIS does not route | bong02 | SUN Solaris | 4 | 06-21-2006 12:58 AM |
| Do I need to add a route?? | agoodrich | IP Networking | 6 | 07-05-2005 08:15 PM |
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route add
Hello ,
We have 3 rs/6000 server's running aix on our local network, so each time I try to ping one of these servers we get a "network is down" error , I've been instructed to use to route add command which is ... #route add server.ip router.ip after this the ping command works fine , i've checked /etc/hosts file for the ip's ... it seems ok . please advice . Thanks |
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If it works fine, what is your problem then?
What would you like us to help you with? Regs David |
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David it works fine only after the route add command is issued , it is'nt suppose to work like this rite ? I mean each time I have to telnet / ftp / ping the other host ... I need to issue the route add command. I dont mind doing this but I want to find out why this is happenening.
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Hi,
This normaly only changes after a reboot. Not on any other ocasion. Does your server reboot every day? (uptime) If so, it should be added in your boot-up files. Performing a netstat -rn, what does it say ?? Hope to get some info. Regs David |
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# netstat -rn
Routing tables Destination Gateway Flags Refcnt Use Interface Netmasks: (root node) (0)0 ff00 0 (0)0 ffff ff00 0 (root node) Route Tree for Protocol Family 2: (root node) default 199.5.2.1 UG 0 0 en0 127 127.0.0.1 U 1 1 lo0 192.x.x 192.x.x.abc U 1 0 et0 (old ip of the server) 199.x.x 199.x.x.def U 7 2149 en0 (current ip) (root node) Route Tree for Protocol Family 6: (root node) (root node) # David yes , the server reboots everyday . Thanks. |
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David yes , the server reboots everyday . Thanks.
OK, now we are talking. This shows you have not taken your new route in your start-up files. You can do this using smit or manualy editing your start-up files. Using smit you can do it : System Management --> Communications App and Serv. --> TCP/IP --> Further Config --> Add a Static Route Good luck. Regs David |
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added static route
David it doesnt seem to work ... I added the route and waited for the server to reboot .
I'll post what I added. Add Static Route Type or select values in entry fields. Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes. [Entry Fields] Destination TYPE net (i changed this to host ) * DESTINATION Address [] (the host ip) (dotted decimal or symbolic name) * GATEWAY Address [] (the host gateway ip) (dotted decimal or symbolic name) * METRIC (number of hops to destination gateway) [1] (default ? ) Network MASK (dotted decimal) [] (left this blank) Im sure this is incorrect. Waiting for your feedback. Thanks Mike |
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